I understand there is a woman who, after having four children 11 - 4, is giving up all of them to not be a mother. Hey! Isn't that cool? You can begin a family and then just leave, for whatever reaon. I think that's super great for a child who has a parent, then doesn't. It's much like the sperm donors who seed a person, then leave before doing anything with the child. Sometimes they get away without ever having to pay money to help the child survive. Nice.
Another story: A mother, perportedly a pot dealer, had her son for many years, then dropped him off to the biological father who hadn't seen him in eight years. These so-called parents are persons who should be snuffed out, discarded like the many babies, whom they create, are. That sounds harsh, but easier than idly sitting back and letting the babies die.
Gradually degenerating into ignorance and complacency.
Friday, February 10, 2006
Giving up
Posted by Marcus at 5:54 PM 0 comments
Party misser
I missed a party due to my ruddy sinuses ... I think I'll sue. I've have to find out what I missed.
Posted by Marcus at 5:42 PM 1 comments
Wrestling
specifically, women in some sort of material.
I'm a straight man, so women play wrestling is neat to watch. What I don't get is why vouyers would choose any of the following:
O brown jello or pudding. Pudding especially has a sheen to it, but brown gives it a poop look.
O red jello or pudding. Let's see there is the concept of blood
0 I don't find blood arrousing.
0 I won't elaborate more on blood and women, but .... I think you get it.
If you asked a woman, I'm sure if there was another way without blood, she'd take it.
O if you hope to see bare parts in the inevitable foray into quasi-lesbianism with stripping, are dark colors very revealing, nope. Is butt, nose and foot flavored pudding or jello tasier, especially under hot lamps ... no.
In art terms, try a different medium. Why not ice, long-refridgerated whipped cream, powdered sugar, candy sprinkles, skittles ... something?
Anyway ... I wouldn't blush away from a girly battle in a wading pool with mock fighting and teasing battles, but to see what appears to be two bloody or poop covered combatants ... it isn't a good visual. It's gross. I like I'd like a regular scene where I am a participant with a woman, rather than a watcher of a false scene.
Posted by Marcus at 4:42 PM 0 comments
Ah ... drainage
sinus drainage for some may not be bad, but it makes me ill ... fairly ill.
1. When the phlegm goes to my throat, it activates my gag reflex. I then am frantic for a tissue to spit the yellowish green slime. Does it sound gross? It feels worse than it looks and sounds.
2. If it doesn't drain, it backs up like traffic, giving my a sci-fi character appearance with ridges near my sinuses.
3. During the drainage it affects my stomach, when I gag -- I have tasted vomit that wasn't ejected. When it does go to my stomach, it girgles, upsets my stomach and passes through with instestinal discomfort.
Suffice to say, I despise sinus drainage. Drying out my sinuses makes it worse for when they are re-hydrated, I'm in terrible pain until it drains again. There is no winning. Sometimes the only way out is through (in this case the illness).
I'm now on Ketech 400mg. I hope it works.
Posted by Marcus at 4:28 PM 0 comments
My sweet, poor memory
I must confess, while I know faces and know names, putting them together is a nightmare. In some years, I am introduced to 1200 students. While some of them I recognize from years past ... 1200 is a lot to remember. I think, honestly, I can put together 230 some names and faces, but beyond that ... I'm weak. I could be wrong, it might be higher.
Sader still is the cold hard fact that often the squeak wheel gets the grease or the most distracting gets my attention and I remember that person's name.
It is a wonder though when I do remember a great kid who comes to hug me. That's a great feeling!
Posted by Marcus at 3:37 PM 0 comments
When animals bite
you'll probably want to see a doctor. When a person bites, you'll definately have to see a doctor. There was a child today who, while thankfully stopped before success, tried to bite another student. Send your kids to school today, beware of biting students, never mind the roaming tagless dogs.
What people don't know is there are some diseases that can only be transmitted through such contact. They are fairly rare diseases and some, like any other rare disease, are difficult to diagnose.
Tip: don't train your child to bite non-food.
Posted by Marcus at 3:32 PM 0 comments